Texas Business Leaders and King Abdullah II of Jordan Discuss Strengthening Economic Ties in Roundtable Event
Texas business leaders and King Abdullah II of Jordan discussed enhancing economic ties during a roundtable, organized to explore joint ventures and expand international business relations.
Houston Braces for Wet Commute with Chance of Weekend Showers Before Mother's Day
Overnight showers led to slippery roads in Southeast Texas, but conditions should improve with forecasts of a mostly clear evening and cooler weekend temperatures, with minimal rain impacting Mother's Day weekend plans.
Harris County Inmate on Death Row for 47 Years May Have Sentence Overturned Due to Mental Health Concerns
Clarence Jordan, a long-term death row inmate, may have his sentence overturned due to his intellectual disabilities and schizophrenia, with legal representation arguing it's unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment.
Harris County Man Charged with Possession of Controlled Substance and Firearm After Traffic Stop on Spring Cypress Road
A traffic stop in Harris County led to the felony arrest of David Thompson, a felon, for possession of methamphetamine and a stolen firearm. The Constable's Office informed via Facebook and promoted their "C4 NOW" app.
Houston's Pappas Restaurants Set to Acquire Bankrupt On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina
Pappas Restaurants is set to acquire On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina, aiming to enhance the chain post-bankruptcy. Pending court approval, the sale could finalize within weeks, expanding Pappas' national reach.
Houston Officials Question Mayor's $7 Billion Budget Plan Amid Concerns Over Public Services Cuts
Houston officials are examining Mayor Whitmire’s $7 billion budget proposal, which includes workforce reductions and departmental consolidations without raising taxes. Concerns arise over potential service gaps due to the cuts.












